The Story in the Painting: An Encyclopedia for Diagnosing Paintings Children and Adults: From Infancy to Adulthood

Description

You have probably come across a drawing by a child, a student, or a patient of yours, or perhaps even the doodles of a spouse, friends, or colleagues, and wondered:
Why did the child draw figures in profile?
Why is the mother’s figure in the drawing missing hands?
Why do the figures seem to be “floating” in the air?

In the new book by Eilon Ben-Yosef — known to everyone as “Eilon the Graphologist” from radio and television programs — you will find answers to these and many other questions.
The Story in the Drawing: An Encyclopedia for Interpreting Children’s and Adults’ Drawings from Infancy to Adulthood is a two-volume work, divided into seven sections, containing hundreds of pages packed with information and illustrations about various aspects of drawing interpretation from early childhood through maturity — all written in Eilon Ben-Yosef’s fluent, easy-to-read style.